Risk-based prioritization (vScore)

RBVM, or Risk-Based Vulnerability Management, is the practice of prioritizing vulnerabilities based on real business risk rather than theoretical severity alone. Vicarius implements RBVM through vScore, combining CVSS, EPSS, and KEV signals with exploit simulation, asset criticality, and business context into a single prioritized remediation queue.

CVSS rates theoretical severity. EPSS predicts exploit probability. KEV confirms active exploitation. Together they narrow the field, but none account for your specific environment, asset value, or business impact. vScore takes all three as inputs and adds the contextual layer that turns signals into a ranked, actionable queue.

vScore is Vicarius's RBVM scoring engine. It ingests CVSS, EPSS, and KEV data alongside exploit simulation results, asset criticality, and business context to produce a single risk score that reflects each vulnerability's real threat in your specific environment.

vIntelligence runs exploit simulations against your live environment to test each vulnerability, confirming what is genuinely exploitable versus what is theoretical. This cuts 95% of false positives before they reach your remediation queue.

Once vScore ranks your vulnerabilities, vRx delivers a fix path for every one using automated patching, patchless protection, or AI-generated scripts. Re-validation then confirms each remediation reduced or removed the risk.

Yes. vIntelligence ingests findings from your existing scanners alongside signals from your EDR, SIEM, CMDB, and CSPM, normalizing them into a unified queue scored by vScore.

vScore delivers a validated, ranked queue that eliminates hours of manual CVE research, correlation, and triage. Your team works from one prioritized list instead of reconciling output from multiple disconnected tools.